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Pick any two codes from any branches. Useful if you held more than one, you're weighing a reclass, or you want to show a hiring manager that your job and theirs are the same work under different names.
These two overlap on 2 civilian careers
Both AWF and 68Wfeed the same work. This is the concrete version of "transferable skills" — worth naming directly on a resume.
AWF — Naval Aircrewman Helicopter
Operates sensor systems and performs rescue swimmer duties from Navy helicopters. Conducts search and rescue, anti-submarine warfare, and cargo operations.
Top civilian careers
- Helicopter Pilot (with training)$134,630.00
- Emergency Medical Technician$58,410.00
- Search and Rescue Coordinator$52,290.00
Key skills
68W — Combat Medic Specialist
Provides emergency medical care in combat and garrison settings. The most common Army MOS and one of the best for civilian healthcare transition. Many states grant EMT certification credit.
Top civilian careers
- Physician Assistant$130,020.00
- Registered Nurse$93,600.00
- Paramedic$58,410.00
- Flight Paramedic$58,410.00
- Firefighter-Paramedic$57,000.00
- Emergency Medical Technician$41,340.00
Key skills
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